A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

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tourillon b, ancrc artificielk, keyed-in tearing;
to, anneau, four-winged bearing surrounaed
by a conical shell;
d'appui, thrust bearing, pivot:
d'appui & collets, collar thrust bearing;
. d'arbre, shaft journal;
d'arbrefi manivellc, crank-shaft journal;
d'arbre oscillani, rocking-shaft journal:
d'arbre de relevage, weigh-shaft journal;
bande ti s, v. s. v. bande;
bande de alate:
, (art.) trunnion plate:
& boulet, ball pivot, spherical gudgeon;
& cannelures, multiple collar thrust b< oearmg;
de charge, multiple journal;
de charged collets, multiple neck journal;
ft clavette, v. b, ancrc artificielle;
h collets, neck journal;
en croix, a journal with securing cross arms
cast on it;
de crosse, wrist pin;
de cylindre, cylinder trunnion;
demi , half journal;
demi-cylindrique, half journal;
-d'ecrou de vis de poinlage, (art.) tumbler
gudgeon (pivot of the nut of an elevating
screw);
cncastrement des s, (arl.) trunnion bed;
d'essieu, axle journal;
d'evacuation, exhaust trunnion (of an oscillating
cylinder);
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d'exlremite, end journal:
faux , (art.) false trunnion (piece fastening a
sight rest to the trunnion);
dfourchette, fork journal;
frctte . (art.) trunnion hoop;
frontal, overhung journal;
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guide, link journal;
inferieur, lower gudgeon of an upright shaft;
intermediate, v. ti collets;
d' introduction, admission trunnion (of an
oscillating cylinder);
de levier, lever journal;
de levier de pompe, pump-lever gudgeon;
logement des s, (art.) trunnion bed;
de manivellc, crank pin;
palier & s, de trunnion , block;
de pied, v. d'appui;
ct pivot, ball pivot;
- de pointage, (art.) elevation trunnion in
guns mounted in cradles;
h pression longitudinale, end or thrust journal;
h pression transversale, lateral journal;
simple, overhung journal;
de soufflet, (art.) bellows gudgeon of a field
forge; .
supeneur. upper gudgeon;
a tcte spherique, spherical bearing;
tourci s, trunnion lathe;
- de traverse, crosshead journal.
tourillonner, v. n., (mach.) to turn on trunnions.
tourloure, tourlouron, m., (/em.) infantry recruit.
tourgiente, f., gale, tempest; violent storm, sudden
storm accompanied by a high wind.
toiirmenter, v. a. r., to torment, injure, hurt; to
toss, tumble, jolt; to labor, strain (of a ship);
to warp (of wood); (man.) to worry,
fret (one's
horse); (of the horse) to fret, bo unquiet, annoy
his rider.
tourmenteux, a., stormy.
tournage, m., (mach.) operation of working in a
lathe; (nav.) generic term for bitts, belaying
pins, cleats, etc.;
taquet de , kevel.
taurnaillcr, v. a., to turn around, about, nearly
in same place.
tournant, a., turning, revolving;
champ , (elec.) rotating-current field;
corps , (mil.) body of troops executing a turning
movement;
defaire, faire entrer, en , to screw out, screw
in;
mouvement , (mil.) turning movement;
pont , swing bridge.
tournant, m., turn, turning, turning room or
place; corner; turning point of a race track;
warping post (for boats, in the bend of a
stream); turning angle (of a vehicle); vortex,
eddy, whirlpool;
(axe )
& volonte, revolving axle;
d'eau,, vortex, whirlpool;
etre , (mach.) to swivel.
toiiman te, f., (unif.) rim of an epaulet or shoulder
knot: (artif.) rocket that turns as it rises.
tourne-a-gauche, m., movable handle, used as
a lever in various applications (e. g., for working
a boring bar); tap wrench; saw-set.
tourne-eheminee, (sm. a.) nipple wrench (obs.).
tournee, f., round, visit; (law) circuit; (mil., etc.)
tour of inspection; journey made on special
duty;
en , (mil.) on a tour of inspection.
tourne-fll, m., steel for sharpening knives.
tourne-gueule, m., (art.) shell scraper, tool for
cleaning out the inside of hollow projectiles.
tournelle, f., small tower.
tourner, v. a. n., to turn; to turn round, revolve,
turn about, over; to wheel, wheel round; to
move around; to wind, twirl; to change, cant;
(of the wind) to haul, change; (mach.) to turn,
shape (on a lathe); to revolve; (mil.) to outflank,
turn the flank of; (cord.) to belay; to make
fast (around a post, bitt, etc.);
une armee, I'ennemi, etc. } (mil.) to turn an
army, the enemy; take it, him, in reverse;
ses armes contre, (mil.) to attack, make war
against;
en arriere, to turn back;
un bois, etc., to pass around a wood, etc.;
bride, to turn (i. e., ride) back;
le dos. to flee, run away;
b, dwite. ft gauche, (drill) to throw the
right (left) shoulder forward (obs.); to execute
right (left) turn;
leflanc, (mil.) to outflank, turn the flank;
-au gras, to turn to paste (instead of crystallizing;
said of saltpeter);
une manoeuvre, (cord.) to belay a rope;
au nord, etc., (of the wind) to shift to the
north, etc.;
un ouvrage, (mil.) to cut the communication
between an outwork and a place;
le sable, le sablier, to turn the glass;
scs souliers, to run down one's shoes;
-tele, visage, to turn upon, to face, the
enemy;
& toutes mains, (man.) to change direction at
any gait; to turn to the right and left equally
well.
tournesol, m., (chem.) litmus;
papier de , litmus paper.
tournette, yarn reel.
tourneur, m., turner.
tourne-vent, m., funnel that turns with the wind.
tournevire, f., (cord.) messenger;
bouton de , Turk's head;
roue de , messenger wheel.
tournevis, m., screw-driver;
& broche, v. ft trou;
& clef, (Fr. art.) combination wrench and
screw-driver;
ti trou, (Fr. art.) a double-ended screwdriver
(pierced in the middle for a broche).
tourniquet, m., turnstile; window latch (to close
a sash or to keep open a shutter); turn -buckle;
small capstan; screw jack; roller, swivel; (med.,
etc.) tourniquet; (TOM.) sort of cheval de fri.se
(beam filled with sharp nails for the defense of
a breach, etc., obs.); (artif.) synonym of soldi
tournant. q. v.;
de coffret, (art.) turn-buckle of an ammunition
chest;
hydrauliquc, reaction wheel.
tournisse, f., (carp.) filling-in piece, stud, filling
post.